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haE - rOluti4lisf.i the world
lNhFH tttt duriug ihr last half century.
i'As N-' W. hUt taial among iar Nniiiirsi
OF iuKeutigo prI sr, ss l. "a method ard system
uf wGfs IhHI tan uH performed uil nsnr The
country elthrut --fHriliuf thH "HsfrsH iral
lHrir h1uHa. ttr lihEuii ans one can az 1850
work. either =s.s. young If utI! uu Hfesiai .illr
iig risflillf pilil Hli Hf'F4ti' aau afr -if t-
- fgft,. tIt fhi1 ntt uui rriilrt Q" us uui Nr
will send 500 rrUr -uWrttinr - Hrrh fHlHr ana
tuVuFtEuHH tsy % rhuf lli start Anu Ia i meas
tfalu " i.i bring son Goo more nancy fE Hf htnt
than EnFthiuE rtf7 ia tho world, hrigi nHthi
igss, AiiF- IuUE z TO, Augusta Maine
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rNrD.-icIALg.

gstaraar. Aiya adams
fi.,tirr4rf.. .1v.stirr. -, ~. MslddHm
fa9rsisry lf State. Jla.'s 1865
AusitHr. --.- UaFsiu J.. Eins alry
Treasurer Peter W. h.f'tr
supl isisIie inssr1afi1a. l.. 9 '"rn'll
Attorney GFatfuL AlFln Alaf'A
Nt1-tets f4Ir trIsrrsiifs : "fiihin'
l. s. caH1-if. ii 81. WnUi.ar1, u, = Sew
earh. O. .. Tr,aHt sui Wsifr iai.iaags
rr.HEiE plrHr
ruitf il,iirr, william = hrTs
A.sacaIrt -c. Hrim afi $. ~, i3oeFt
,rfnmissita4,-rs. >, Ei-iHs, Itus. Nse.h
zgii John q. Siaii-uts
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As.w Ret.

II tho Constitution was uo, IN tie
way, how would ,his 10 Tor Frls.-
dental ticket:
For President; Her Mai, o. nlasa-
wells Bland.
For Nirc.rrrsiigul: Herr sc'v b
uf Joliet.
Platform; American jaiis aFe inferior
20 t'.n uf Eurapr but yuudrr lirmp Is
"a guoi thing 60 avoid AHA California
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

AN riioit i5 90 be made ia Congress
Tor the Hdmis,ioa II Dakota. Washing.
tn, Montana uul possibly Utah Ter
r.io.ics. into the Union. but should
thrss Territories he admitted 20 is 'ut
pEuplv iu rl'lhe them with The firh,A
ui a,gyc.i1iI until isDa
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Tus Denver News snmt NJ an arilllc
ou working OF Prohibition IA Kansas
h5 observing iiilt ''ihr uaIy difference
between The siinnu aud the drug store
system " dispensing l!gHor is this:
The saiu1n paws litsusr sud tho drug
s,otc does u1!." rIi, seems 10 h. al,uui
the sum aai substance pf uir vi e
question.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
ruTIman ., IL gquIfl.

Fulman tn sli- ssuirs,
The KING iiB,y has conferred .A'
Order oil kulgntho0d Hpon Mr. eeorg'
N. Pullman. the maker of ra.lurears
Current note.
Hutton ul visor d'r'n
ugor 90, kuighly yrumn'
f'iioh thHt susgsnitf On
Eoath my haberScgn-
Il Eaiui .hs tealr
ihi1E nc ny lame hi.a pPt7.r,
bring me- mine ar.aaf h"rs,
firing me ms osal VI in.N;
t.pr tho tHE ifonrad
User ny ar.
Iad bat mF sturdy rhellt
rull down my iron vest,
Pui ol my brunu caaluc;
pur in the little na-k-
Thrice welcome gur'i-
rl.ian f,s c1rselsr u'cr-
T4err gd- two buttons more
ppntifi trHt Furget grar
Wy up bancaIh my ear,
Makes wy nc's sore.
Button my visor down
over my kuightly oro'.n;
Hiir.i th1t -IHienirr un
'Scuth my haiiersfun--
fi rain; Inc soHh. ,,.,.,.,..
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

S0uE 0f tie Western dislll'zrs OBJ
si.Hllo.y refuse tnsHap hsis property
Tor ecrulrltrs IN the WHISKY Trust.
Ihrl haNr O. rrun -inual aud consistent
ruiHlse HFtua, missing Whiskey aud
water
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

DgMocnAcY and hish licenst saH'ed
Boston last week, o'hr."n WIS erected
Mnyor aui tho Democrats elect u aud
Republican, ~ members u tic Com
mon Council.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

ilAHgEH. the WrrrsrF of tie Fidelity
hs.k, gets uE leIrn iu uir ohio i,..ui.
teuliay, which wit giye him simple
lime O. t'iiai' over his mislrf,.s. He
was sewing mlrhma agent iu his
youth, auI 100 ~ eutty iuln the pen. -
vs. Eit,il Z ma----n n nun.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
.nrNIN nEII.lAL-.

uafralis-i1a~rs o D. iisyuatis, A.i.Gusog
nui o. ssisoa.
tt.fs asi Es1aH'eF. Egi'7 nIiani
pHpah .lsz-. rsHHias - Leonard
iuiHr, T.. iiuifts
fhrr ! EFfsinil
It'r sugar. 1T. NeiEzn
Asssasas y Is. Ntnciosr
iFtrYa~. ~. u, riarN
gefiarc#..-ui - '.hos.is. ". y white
teFaHF, ; ~ ri=Hae
f..-si ffytFiea41 ,7sh i'frr'nsf. T1a Baker
tgNi s-,.s N.stta
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

An Indian walla waiia wis oiI ,he
feseEvHi'an. y Hyssym1n rnv" tim -
pilF ui pnut, which contained i'3r urrt
q! wap. Indian put on ,ho pants.
WASP went into hnsiursl. iudisu nri
10 rrserya iou aud could not b. .ni III
u5 hsita, corpus.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
pt
o. -iL.IlLNnIinII.

Let ulas cold 81 ssug, .Gn Gl. ECt
thiuk it n light utuE. Bat J, may
yvu Ssifs, ..,ts-rs, 80 ssasas. sz11a7s sas-ss'
OF riAhlaPiInn.
Cttafgh Is dlasrsiiug. Pneumonia Il
dangerous. Consumption t, G,ath IL.
scIf
Iiic bT,ai'iiHg apparatus must kept
h1sl'hy nnJ c.gag o! al "ts,iucii, ns aud
uffcnaiv. matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ali,aI.
All ,hr disrAsrs ot these pagts. head.
uosr. throat. bronchial lut,s ani luugs.
ctu ue drIifhtIuliy aud entirely ruwA
b, tire urruf .aelIi-', German Syrup
II sou dul't traN this nirady. thou.
uFHs auI thousands ~ peur'e can tell
yrB Tie, have t.'u cuIcI Us %. Hrd
"tuut how 1t Is. them figrs" H0;gr
ani, - cents Ask any drugsia'.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

~ .suuW considered ,ha between
Hnssih. Austria. Germany, s1I sih.y
France. cannot b. siHvrI uI much
longer The two lrsi named powers
NO mastiug troops nud the war feeling
in intense. l."t thrfu light a rsiiiirg
rrni Continental war wouid help tie
hssf huslur a ustt W,utsIfu a. tats
.------.- ------e-. ~s--s ~-.ss-w s'.- '----s'
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
OFF|cIiL. DIRECTORY.
l-,lrrn .r.1,-s nrIIcIALs.

.,gnstar.. I'm. IaHen and H. Il. Teller
Itnber of 'aasr.sf. &C ~ 'n''
nisiHHt Julfr. Moses liAi'' y
Hafsh4i. r. h'N
Attorney, H. W. ii"' ''A
ticriai.raftHs LuinIa., 81 i-i at
lir,elt-s al Iul Nly- j.f' a"ah
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Nc gAGaC

81 was for maaY years Z
perlea. martyr 70 Headache
and Dyspepsia, AID some
time ldughl it would Liil
mo. Ai.er ny ing iaaiiy
remedies, and finding tiem
Of no account, j concluded
to Inv simmons Liver I'esa,
latof. and | am now and
have ban for fifteen years
n stranger to a headache.
Lean recommend the kegu-
lator. for it is no humbug."
=. l. DoDD, Putnam Co..
Ca" al have suffered i@'
five years with the Sick
Hoaiaehc, and find it is the
only thing that will give mo
relief w. J.. ALsIos, Ar
kadolphia, Ark" use
Simmoas Liver Regulator
when troubled with Head
acho. Il produces a favor
able psllt without hinder
;,,. r,,rursuits in business.
/ regard il Us a ready pre-
fcrip,oa ior iiordsrel
I.ivsr Nv. w. WITMEa,
pcs Msiaes, Iowa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
tln,l.icn.r ArnIcn .nl,r.

Tho best sllye In tie world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
spres. tytier. chnpped hands. chilhlaius,
onrus and all skin erupiinns. aud pusi-
lively cures piles. or 10 pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton, OF money refunded. piicu - cents
per box. For sale by ail druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
6w OPTICIANS

Mafu#. WluiHW ~ tfaFk
Tf5Isi,s.s . b Hufh ~, 3. $. inlaatsrH. !.
T.. NelIsroH. a.. - Tbsfgf. u, :. Nilisassk
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

TuE Alta says lso.iihi'ion Is not "a
new "l,ion" hy ANY means. ! @sa ....,.
Nis the law II more States .hau hoN.
nli failed la aii ol hem.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
STATE nnAun nr cNTrur INSPECTION
pUggis siaNi.iGs

J. =. Trucker. ncnNrr
u. o in''nsuH Grrr;cy
WiiIiH WHArrs. irs sHiHias
grafr ". rhuhifsaH. ir, uaFlnF1
GuIfev ~ tsIafaHs sfgrsiH'1r
: 4, iifHs. Ufsus JlHf. iaH
s %. urcrn. Heetrr
II. " Metanlf. Nyrr ifHuI
y. II. wlHlt. . Eur.rg
gin;" NrlrfirarF surzr q. Cl.as. q. lamb.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
rlsI0I n. IIII-lrIy-

i,ariin5 mail ic't Monday. wrInrrisv aHd
Trliaf 10 a. >. Arrives n.a s'5y. Tburf
d1y sHi 'Aiuri.g a. iap. a.
Gtnrl River maj lcat.s Ynti9sv asa. as.
Arrives ftiosiny ss6r IN.
iausoiy wiaiI i'at Sal3sy ~ o. ta. ~.
Tites rhut-'ial a.oy .. IN.
F.rrapr" private rai lravos wesing..i,Y a;
-. m. ARRIVES Ilasss..
Aucy order and sosE:FT Grfisaarnt ot~n
fram 10. rr. 'ot,. H.
ofcr op.n srHitrs from tpll a. M. aai
fya1 dtt .. o..
~. upvar1N. pas,mas;s-.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
TEE i!ERkLD BRAND,

All stock branded as above on any
part of animal from the tail up TO right
1ehind the ears. Range. Garfield,
Routt. Grand Eagle. pitkin and Mesa
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding ground all over.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
nIerl.,-r nrEI.I,fa

nifirsl tui-e. Taar.s a. i'u s'E
To- rrfr Af-FarY, .H II, Butcher
srrfH I.f. ii- H. f'iT
a'.Is Sos 1'at|sr. "r'fn r'usFi'
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Augtfrr nf Grants funeral hills is
lt.ur uri. WorNp 90 next q etii tur
t.ui %, Size 4r,und in hieli h. is bg led.
What ais New York;
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24

Tie s.. Louis Bcpuhscan has s1i!od
til language with new word. 10 vlt.
"ili'ygusery."
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
nrrcnrxsoH 8 stunxs

Above brnnd on icgt side. Also own cattle
brondri' + onler shoulder or side. Ear
".'fAa' undrrh cH in caub car. Horses brand
ed sumo ns chi on ipf, shoulder. Range, plee.
nnco cfcck aud White river. posiofic, All
dress, Mocsor. Colombo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
WHITE myEg erocKGuuvuns AssJ.
,iA4tHN.

rfrirst o. I.en prlar
Vi7-rs i-ua WI. Idrius
Fasrrf1rF. o. T.. y ussahrr
fftssaHaf. Il e t.sk
Et.Hiii1 tpmrt se. A.I.G-rrr1s. =. C..
fI1.fl ,nd o., = IfHa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
IEUF : SucKnLt.S.
q, ~. SrcSutIs, raF-aaa.
..s--'.-ss-----.-s

Range. Hsmsr. ui,.ir ani sarlsli rr,vS-.
satth shir - GFzni F.grr. uatasli county.
gulutai1.
rlsaIer n;ir-ss. L,adruir. Colo. or Fvrsu-
sEu Cuin.
~ rs'iir branded e. airpy~ hstc zltsafs osUp
ru ristf trr sni iuHtie ,'~uIay.
Al.u s1rr cattir tfHuiisi ,---, on riEE,
alie. Hi,H uHt's7siUpr 81 I !. right CIR
Hiii d1uHia irsap. AS
Alec tstilr branded un iH!t iir.
~ harts htnutsli ; on icfi "r right thish.
ar left shuIltrr.
Al,' brryivr', ani kcep Zoe saio Galloway
sgi palis,i.Ansgss bulls
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-24
Greer, Rallis g. co,
LIVE STOCK
Commission MERCHANTS,
az Exchange Building,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago.
raHENCRs

ngTaETNCaS
proven. SatguM Rank, rulon sioss iuris-
CH.fHan, m.
Commercial iai4ousl laak, Chicago, iIi
Armuitr s Co., 'HaAuFs, Chiausu' H.
John Y. Far.Fo!i S ,u, Chicago, III.
Warren CO.. HHak, infiaroin, Iowa
Warrington National IisEk, Washington
lows
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Married the Othar Girl

william Brown and Mary Sanders
a rustic couple from Nelson County.
were married in Jacksonville, Ky,
Thursday morn ng. The groom wa
about 30 and bride 16. They had
never been so far from home before,
snd their marriage happened in a
curious manner. Each had intended
to elope with another person, and II
was an accident that caused their wed
ding. The groom's brother Sam was
the sweetheart Of Mary Sanders, and
her sister Sallie was engaged to Viii.
liam. The parents of the girl. objected
to the young men and the quartet pre-
pared to elope. Last Wednesday even.
ing Mary and Salle went over to a
neighbor's, and little while later the
young men called for them in buggies
To avoid suspicion the girls We're ex-
changed, Mary going with William
and her sister with Sam, and in this
fashion they started for the nearest
railroad station which was twelve
miles distant. Mr.. Sanders was told
of their departure by neighbors and,
mo lnting o horse, started in pursuit,
About two miles from the station he
overhauled them, and as they refused
to stop, seized the horse of the rear
buggy, which contained Sallie and
Sam Brown. The others put the whip
to their horse and reached the station
Just as the train pulled in. They then
thought it not worth while to turn
back, and decided to go ahea and get
married themselves They arrived in
Louisville Wednesday night, and
Thursday morning went to Jefferson
vile and were united. They ,old
their story very frankly, and wher
Brown was asked if there would no
be trouble he remarked:
mo, l guess mo-. Both girls are
nearly alike, though | never went tc
see this one. I'll make it all righ'
with Sam when / get home"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
"BEEHivE,"
3O6 MARKET ST,

The last call or opportunity te
find good assortment OF Es
teens at cut prices.
Every day makes ths stool
smaller. To create a little pic
mic for the help behind tn.
counter we have marked down 6
lot of extra Fine Sateens, SOC
in Philadelphia as French, 25c
down to l5c., &c. a yard less
than agents price.
Best makes OF real French
from Csc a yard up.
A lot of Crinkle Seersucker,
cut down from 10 to &c. Worth
&c. by the case to make.
The balance of our Crazy
Crepes to go for lOc a yard.
Fine Batistes from Is and
l2ac. down to l0c.
A few Cream Stripe India
Linen from zoe. down to l21c
Wen can the cut price shall make
you take away all our summer
goods.
The entire balance of oul
stock of Swiss and Lace Flounc
ings must 60 at the cut prices.
We had rather have q little OF
your money than carry over the
balance of the Parasol stock
See how liberal we are.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPAIA. Aug. Port PLY
siciaD Lefmsn aud DR.. Charles M.
Cfesson, chemist, sent o commune alton
to the Health Board on Saturday say.
ing that in spite OF the publicity Civ. q
t. the danger OF using chrome yelio "
for coloring foods they had found this
substance in considerable amounts In
the sample Of "noodles" purchased late.
ly. They also found that colors are
told to confectioners as strictly vegeta-
bls which are largely contaminated
with poisonous maiallic ingrtdients.
Twenty three Cinnamon were ar.
rested yesterday afternoon in the
vicinity OF Ninth and Race streets by
Sergeaut Ford, Specials Lepoir and
Simpson and squad of Sixth District
policemen, on Q charge of obstructine
the highways and disorderly conduct
The arrests were made on complaiutt
of citizens of the neighborhood. The
ac,ueed were locked up at the Eleventh
Street Police Station for o hearing thii
morning.
Mrs. John Burns, OF Allegheny ave
nus, near Frankford avenue, swallo " et
a pottle OF carbolc acid last eveninI
with suicidal intent. She had bee,
suffering with melancholy for SOM
time past and had been CAREFUL,
watched, but succeeded in eetiing holt
of the poison, which her husband hat
brought home to clean out sink vast
pipe. DR.. r. Bruce Burns was calle,
in and succeeded Ia saving tb
woman's life, although she is still sut
feriDg.
Thomas Kennedy ard William White
were drowned by the cspstzing of th
yacht Minerva on Saturday afrerpoo,
in the Delaware river, off Kaign'
Point. Other msm bers OF o pIeasur
party starting on q two weeks cruis
narrowly ESCAPED drowning. Th
bodies Of the two men have not beef
recovered.
William MoBlaine, aged 80 years, re
sidiI G at 29 Silver sfresr, jumped out O
the third -story window yesterday morn
ing, fracturing an ankle and injurin
his eide. He was taken to the Episoo
pal Hospital. 1t Is said he was unde
The influence Of liquor at the time.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Iron and Steel Workers.

Another struggle began Monday be.
tween the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers and the mann.
facturers, resulting In the closing OF a
nomber OF mills in the MahoniLg Val.
ley, Ohio, snd the throwing out of en-
ployment of nearly 5000 men. The
trouble Ia caused By an attemps OF the
A Association to enforce an
old rule in their constitution, which
provides that no man shall hold two
jobs at a mill. 1t was decided to enforce
tho law after August 1. Tho mem bsrs
of the association who were notified OF
the action taken as rule gave up their
extra jobs, but the trouble arose over
non mt N bers Who re fused.
The strike In the Little Rolling MIL
In East st. Louis wss settled yesterday
and the men resumed work
Forty picked miners, under charge Of
Travelling Passenger Agent Pitt, cf the
Chicago, Milwaukee and Sc. Paul R2il-
read, lett Pottsville yesterday for Al.
burta, British Calu mbis, where they
will be employed in the anthracite coal
II ines recently opsned there.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
A Talkativo Witness.

"Now madam" said the attorne
for the prosecution to small, wiry
thin-lipped witness. "please tell us i
as few words as possible all you know
about this case"
"I'll do that SIR" was the decided
reply, land I'll do il in mighty shor
order. And I'll tell the truth, tn,
hull truth, and nothing but the truth
Lying don't run in Our family.
there's anything on Top of this createc
| earth that l."
-, oniine yourself to the case
Please"
'I'll do that sir, don't you be Bit
skeered bout Mandy Marier Perkins
She's been on the witness stand before
she has, and a hull raft of lawyers and
the jedge thrown In tried TO-"
"Please state what you know about
the case of the State VS.. John Doe"
"To be shure l will. That's what
I'm here for. My land, didn't leave
my reg'lar Monday wash over till
Tuesday and put off bread bakin' a.
purpose to come and tell that very
thing. OF course did And if this
court thinks it can tangle Mandy Ma.
rier Perkins up on her evidence. it's
left, for"
but this has nothing to do with the
case. Do you know John Doe?p
"Me know old John Doe? Me?
Great Scott! Why, man alive, John
Does first wife's brother and nv sis.
ter-in-law's half cousin used to be
sweet on each other, and"
"Please confine yourself strictly to
the facts relating to this case.''
Facts? If it amt facts I'm giving
you my name amt Mandy Marier
"We know what your name is"
"Well, it's name that the finger of
scorn can't be pointed at. My fam 'ly
record is as straight and as clear as
-
"We don't doubt it, madam, but
-"
IL could prove it if you did doubt
it, Lynn don't run in our family. If
l was once caught in an out and out
lie | think to the land I'd
She began at ten in the morning;
and at 12 80 she had run down sufli-
ciently to make manifest the informa-
tion that she had never seen John Doe
in all her life, and that all she knew
about the case had been told her by
her husbands sisters aunts half
brothers. wife's step sons mother-in-
law, who come of a family that run
to lies"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Saio of Cows

A. FL Tyson will have sale of fresh
cows at VILLAGE Greer, Delaware CouL-
ty, Fs., on Thursday next. Farmers
who wish TO SEQ something very fine
should be present on this occasion,
Frank S,idharn hes been engaged as
auctioneer, aud he ID anxious to help
some OF his Delaware friends to secure
good bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
NAM MAI!

"!ts 'Maana1' here and Mamma. thsr.
TIL am like 10 drop.
It's Mammal MammeV all thu time.
Oh, will It never sio.,7
"lt's m animal Mammal Mammal
II would wear out saint!'
Ah. poor, tired mother! Thus hear
You Outlines make complaint.
But when the quiet night desceuds.
And every woes 10 GttIl,
Oh does no vague but haunting fsar
Your gentle bosom tillf
on, does no rudder heart-throb make
You sesk the ohiIdren's beds.
And call Heavens b essirRs rown unan
Their precious, curly heads?
Their little hands mako mi'chiet. and
Their little feet m IKE noirs:
but oh. what could you 90 without
These naughty girls and boyl?
Ah, thtpk Of lonely methers who
All oAy in silence SIT;
hcr' IS these hearth stones nothing nov
But ghos;Jy sh idows fit!
Ah, think Of those who mover hear
he sweet child voices cali:
Whose empty arms reach GU. to find
NO little 0nes at a.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Pennock & Foreman,
8. E. Cor. Fifth and Market Sts.,
Wilmington, Del,
CLOSING OUT GALE

Owing to failing health, l ofier m large
and varied stock Of goods and subs AZ .ial
Clothing at rs per cent. discount. II COZ =
sists Of dress, business and work sur ode
pants, coats and vests for men and ocss ic-
spring, summer, fall and winte.. aips,a
linen and seersucker coats a,d vofte
Ladies' and gents cabas, travel w rass
and straps. Collars, shirts, a lur~ea-,
umbrellas, suspenders, stsrIsJIl,e int
views, purses, albums, trimmings 4 & &C :
In the piece, made 20 order, or sn,l - Il.
yard. Open Saturday evs1i7 = u-iN -
O'Clock; other evenings ua,ii 5 e..s. e>is
l will sell my store and dwelrI ''' IL
ket street, Win ingtca, DelaT - .cs .Hlr
price and on easy terms.
a29-eod.3m CYRUS STESJ,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

uN SATURDAY LAST, A
alary bird came to the parson.
slem nj. T.. Onurch, and was
osner can have 1. after proving
p paying Charges. al n
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

tNf-hOESE NO. I'll WEST
street, eight rooms and bath.
ieIces. Apply at A. K. TAT
maryland Avenue. iylo.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

You never saw 80 many hats and
bonuets OF ono time as there are ut 617
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
MORNING, NOON : NIGHT

We continue to study the wants
of the psople to be clothed, and
as result, we make it tough
for competitor in endeavoring to
to keep pace with US in supply
ing the clothing trade. We call
attention this week to our i'm
mense line of summer clothing,
such as Pongee, Silk, Mohair
and Alpaca Drapete'de Coat
and Vests, and an endless va
riety of Seersuckers for Me1,
Youths and Boys; all sizes, from
the small boy to the giant. 4S or
50 in. Give us call We VIII
gladly show you through.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

[nl"A.lNu RO ms. WITH
non. ooa:t, $. W. corner 7th and
81 CIT
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

RT-UORNER STORE PROP
gooc location. Apply to ROB.
pom z, Livery Evening building.
ii0-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
For Renty

MIA 7.RUOnl HOUSE, WITH
q cold water, bath and gasI ont
.lnqulre at 3l3 T.. btn 81. 1880 3t*
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

LE-h GOOD 2rD. HAND
pua'ain; nearly new. Apply at
rs, I'll and SA!plsy sta. il-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
DR.. ]. MIlLER'S
VEGETABLE
ExPECTO RANT.

This Invaluable Medicine 10 40
anowiedgsd BY the thousands TO be The
nest Cough Med'cine in the WOrl d
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hos osrsen oss
Inflammation Of tho Threat and Mouth
Whooping Dough. Oanker, hasa, 60, thers
ls no medicine now in use that has perform cd
more cures.
eral substance; II Is alto fres from laud snu @
or squills; 1t may be taken 1t any time witt
perfect safety. Sold by all druggiats. $50
and u a bottle. Il MORG An Il SONS,
frOP, Pro vfdencs, X. I
Dr. Haynes Arabian BaIsam is un.
equaled Tor Urou,. Try IL. 26c and 81. at
Druggists marieowom
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

Importers consignment Of millinery
goods ct GIT Market street. Wonderful
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

LEA ;-RUOMED HOUSE IN
rable location. Apply 70 A. b.
Ipll Monroe street. jy2t2i
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02

LILO 900 CELERY PLANTS.
FU&, King street market, be-
ID and Third streets. ly27-uts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
HOT WEATHER
COM FORT.

Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain it, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
If you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAINS
Daily Republican., 1887-08-02
Wanted

MAN AMI
10 80 nv 2 anSv Az to railroads; must
ston, ended. dood 2l,,SnS, ,n,. sna ns
|ors. Apply jy27,ots
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-04
CALENDAR
FOR MARCH TEX i 1857 CT
HALIFAX SUPERIOR lOURr

JURY CASES FOR FIRST WEEK.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-04

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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-01-12

IChlcago Tnbune.l

According to The experiments carried
out by the Belgian savsnt Qucteiet a man
attains his maximum weight towards his
10th year, and begins to lose it sensibiy to-
wards his Goth year. A woman, however,
does not attain her maximum weight until
her 50th year. The age (which people at
tain their maximum weight and the weight
ciety. In the afiucat classes the average
maximum weight is 152 pounds. and is at
tanned at 20 years of age. In the artisan
glass it is ia pounds, attained at 40
Amongst farm laborers it is III pounds,
attained at 60. In the general classes it is
164 pounds. and is reached betwecn forty
ans. - years OF age.